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This site is for women who have been diagnosed with or are worried they have breast cancer, their families, partners and friends. Also for women with other breast problems.

It provides practical information about breast cancer and guidance on "what to do when" written by women who have survived breast cancer. We give you fast and easy access to other web sites, book and publication references and contacts for the breast cancer topics you are interested in.

It is different because we ask women what they need to know and go look for it so we can help you. bhia.org is another site that has various information on breast cancer.
Thousands of women survive breast cancer. Read their stories or tell us about yours. Read a story |send us your story.